Readers will be excited about, in cooperation with the WFCC and ChessBase, a new monthly column "Study of the Month" by Yours Truly in which older but interesting studies will be explained in detail.
https://en.chessbase.com/post/study-of-the-month-the-pawn-is-the-soul-of-the-game
In the first issue, we take a look if a pawn can draw against queen and two pieces. The following columns are planned to appear around the beginning of each month.
Special thanks go to all members of the WFCC subcommitee for studies, especially Yochanan Afek, John Nunn and Martin Minski, as well as Frederic Friedel and Fernando Offermann from ChessBase to enable this project!
EDIT:
This post may serve as repository for the links. As SOTM 1 is linked above, here are the further links. All links open in a new window (tip: set them to open in a new tab in your browser settings instead for better navigation).
Study of the Month 2 - http://en.chessbase.com/post/study-of-the-month-an-impossible-move
Study of the Month 3 - http://en.chessbase.com/post/study-of-the-month-a-knight-a-knight-my-kingdom-for-a-knight
